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College Chum's Son Visits

The Great Gildersleeve · November 15, 1942 · 29 min · 4,976 words

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Craft presents the Great Gilder Slee. The craft cheese company will also bring you Bincrods to every Thursday night, present each week at this time Harold Perry as The Great Gilder Slee, written by John Wheaton, who will hear from The Great Gilder Sleeve in just a moment.

You know, these are the mornings when waffles or pancakes really hit the spot, and you need hearty food this crisp fall weather to start the day off right. Well, waffles and pancakes taste mighty good mighty good when you spread them with delicious parquet margarine before you pour the syrup on.

You see parquet margarine is the spread made by craft and it has a delicate appetizing flavor that's just about tops. Yes parquet is entirely different from old-time margarines and you can tell the difference the minute you taste it.

Parquet is a wholesome nourishing vegetable margarine made to craft's high standard of quality. You'll find parquet margarine is grand for every use as a spread for bread, a flavor shortening for baking, yes, and for pan frying too.

And remember, parquet margarine is a fine energy food and reliable source of vitamin A. So, water a pound or two of economical parquet margarine tomorrow. Just ask your dealer for parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet margarine made by craft. Now on to summer field and the great gilder sleeve. There's a snap in the air these days and a touch of football.

the kind of weather that makes a man want to be up and doing. And sure enough, at 10 o'clock in the morning, we find Gilder's leave arriving at his office, ready for big things. Good morning, Miss Bitch.

Good morning, Mr. Gilder's leave. How's business this morning? Just about as usual. There was a young man in the sea. Oh, yes? Who was he? Mr. Brinkerhoff. He had a letter of introduction here. Brinkerhoff?

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